We are seeing contrasting opinions in the news with regards to remote working: on the one hand, studies quoted in newspapers point to an impressive growth of remote working and an increasing number of people choosing to become digital nomads; on the other hand, workplace reports state that companies are curbing remote working and aiming
This article is in partnership with Day Translations. We have explored a couple of constructed languages that were heavily influenced by European languages, but what about Asian languages? Is there a common language that people can use in different Asian countries? Southeastern Asian Languages There have been several attempts at categorising Southeastern Asian languages, but
This article is in partnership with Day Translations. To answer the question in the title, no language is better than the other because each serves different purposes. Both esperanto and interlingua aim to aid communication among people from different countries and cultures and both are constructed languages. But first, what are constructed languages? A Brief
As bills pile up on your doorstep, rent/mortgage is due and your clients are making your life impossible, you start wondering why you have to endure all this. Freelancing should be about having more freedom and more flexibility, including being able to choose whom to work with. There are some strategies that you can put
This article is in partnership with Day Translations. I was reading The Guardian, as you do, and stumbled upon this collection of readers’ opinions about languages – more precisely, which language they consider to be the most beautiful. Sifting Through Almost 300 Comments The Guardian asked its readers which language they thought was beautiful and
This article is in partnership with Day Translations. Inspired by an article by European Best Destinations, I thought that it would be interesting to find out which locations in Europe are best suited for those who appreciate the great outdoors and low pollution while working and travelling abroad. The article mentioned above selected these European
The CEO of Arbonum, Roman Gordy, kindly took some time out of his busy schedule to answer a few questions about his company and remote working. Q: What inspired the creation of Arbonum? A: My genuine hatred for Excel and paperwork. I feel like I should be creating beautiful things, coming up with new ideas,
This article is in partnership with Day Translations. Many European cities have risen to the remote working challenge and are offering great value for money and more. There are a few destinations that have tailored their offerings to cater for the knowing remote working market and they have focused their services to provide: These are
This article is in partnership with Day Translations. Working at a hub that has been specifically designed around the needs of digital nomads can make a positive difference to productivity. There are many places around Europe that offer excellent facilities for digital nomads. While there are costs involved, of course, probably one of the best
This article is in partnership with Day Translations. In the second issue of The Linguist Magazine there is an interesting piece about how professional translators plan their days. “A day in the life” is a popular trend on social media as it gives you a glimpse of what goes on behind the scenes and you